Cloud providers overview
Overview of the cloud provider connectors Harness supports and where to set up each one.
Harness cloud provider connectors integrate your cloud platforms with Harness. A connector provides the connection information and credentials Harness needs to perform tasks such as obtaining artifacts, provisioning infrastructure, and deploying services.
What you will learn from this topic
The prerequisites for creating a cloud provider connector.
How to find the cloud provider connector that matches your integration.
Before you begin
You can create a cloud provider connector at the account, org, or project scope.
If you use a cloud provider connector with Harness Cloud build infrastructure, set Connectivity Mode to Connect through Harness Platform.
Cloud provider connectors
Harness supports the following cloud provider connectors.
AWS connector: Connect Harness to your AWS accounts and services.
Microsoft Azure connector: Connect Harness to your Azure accounts and services for artifact pulls, infrastructure provisioning, and application deployments.
Google Cloud Platform (GCP) connector: Connect Harness to your GCP accounts and services.
Kubernetes cluster connector: Connect Harness to your Kubernetes clusters on any platform.
Physical Data Center connector: Connect Harness to hosts in your physical data center for traditional deployments.
Rancher cluster connector: Connect Harness to Kubernetes clusters managed by Rancher.
Spot connector: Add a Harness Spot Elastigroup connector.
Tanzu Application Service (TAS) connector: Connect Harness to your Tanzu accounts and spaces.
Terraform Cloud connector: Connect Harness to Terraform Cloud.
Related resources
Harness connectors API: Create and manage connectors programmatically.
Harness Terraform Provider connector resources: Manage connectors using the Harness Terraform Provider.
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